Blackdor’s Vision of a New Eden: How Tech Will Shape the Future

New Eden

‘New Eden’ reflects our vision of the world by 2035 — a world where technology fundamentally transforms health, business, and the way we look at wealth and ownership. We believe that through innovation, humanity can reach new heights of prosperity and well-being. Our approach is driven by four core theses, guiding our investments to shape this tech-enabled future.

Thesis 1

Every individual will have their own digital twin, predicting diseases before they manifest.

Current commercially available applications lack the precision and cost-effectiveness required to replicate an individual’s complete genetics, chemistry, anatomy, lifestyle, and evolving medical history. Achieving an accurate digital twin demands a comprehensive understanding of the interconnected components of the human system and the analytical power to assess the impact of variables over time.

As investment in personalized medicine and AI diagnostics accelerates, we anticipate a new era of preemptive healthcare—drastically reducing the global disease burden and transforming how we approach health and wellness.

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Thesis 2

Specialized expertise and services, traditionally exclusive to major enterprises will be widely accessible through technological democratization.

By 2035, mid-market companies and SMEs will leverage AI and automation to access specialized expertise and expand operational capacity previously reserved for large corporations. This transformation, driven by advancements in AI, machine learning, results in unprecedented ease of process automation, and will make high-level skills and capabilities more affordable and accessible. As these technologies become embedded in business functions—from finance and supply chain management to HR and customer support—SMEs will see unprecedented productivity gains, potentially reaching a 10x increase in output.

As AI-driven insights reshape decision-making, companies will be able to make data-driven choices that were once the preserve of enterprises with dedicated teams and vast resources. This democratization of access will challenge established players, fostering a more competitive market where agility and intelligent resource utilization set the winners apart.

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Thesis 3

AI-driven cybersecurity will proactively counter threats, establishing digital security as essential to sovereignty and competitiveness.

Organizations, governments, and nations will increasingly deploy AI-driven cybersecurity to not only defend against threats but actively hunt and neutralize attackers before they strike. Automated systems will safeguard critical infrastructure, making cybersecurity the cornerstone of digital sovereignty, compliance, and global competitiveness.

With accelerating investment in AI-enhanced defense and the development of predictive analytics, we expect a paradigm shift toward proactive cybersecurity—where autonomous systems will not only guard digital infrastructure but also preemptively neutralize threats, fortifying national security, economic resilience, and the integrity of critical digital operations worldwide.

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Thesis 4

Tokenization of a wide spectrum of assets will transform the landscape of investment, ownership and transactions, making traditionally illiquid assets more accessible and transferable.

By transforming real-world assets into digital tokens fractional ownership, 24/7 trading, and unprecedented liquidity are enabled. Investing in alternative assets, nowadays only accessible via certain specialized niche networks and intermediaries for the big money, such as forests, luxury goods, arts will become as easy and cheap as buying groceries in cash – for everyone, for any wallet.

Even more, this holds for all kinds of intermediary transactions be it finance and business, legal and contractual, data and information, government and public, leveraging business potential beyond our imagination.

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